… Conclusions: Involuntary admission and mandatory treatment remains in psychiatry a …
attitude from the psychiatry specialists by defying the patients’ autonomy. Treatment compliance is …

… about the coercive drug treatment of a forensic patient diagnosed with schizophrenia.21
Anti-psychiatric groups have celebrated the Court's decision as a ban of coercive treatments. …

… of coercion in psychiatric wards based on the principles of biomedical ethics. She points out
that the use of coercion not only violates the principle of autonomy, but also the avoidance of …

… being made for coercive treatment is that … coercion themselves and result in an inability to
consent, it can be justified to perform compulsory treatment to restore the capacity for autonomy …

… principles of dignity and autonomy and that do not nullify the right to treatment. These models
… medical coercion and facilitate the move towards an end to all forced psychiatric treatment …

… coercion in psychiatric nursing? The development of a typology associated with formal, informal
and even perceived coercion … nursing means the use of authority to restrict the autonomy …

… long-standing history of coercion and denial of patient autonomy is one of the … coercive or
pressured, but is consistent with the theory of protective empowerment that inpatient psychiatric …

… In the judgment of our contemporary American culture, psychiatric coercion is virtuous …
more in harmony with modern ideas of personal autonomy, individual liberty, and the right …

… While Randi (07) had experienced ‘that the art of medicine can exist within the psychiatric
field’, she later said that ‘I think it's wise to listen to different points of view, including the critical …

… COERCIVE treatment has a long history in psychiatry and is … Although often equated with
compulsory treatment, coercive … These principles include respect for patient autonomy in …